Sentence examples similar to more permissive guidelines from inspiring English sources

19 The reasons for this variability between institutions probably results from multiple factors such as number of prescriptions and treating physicians, different approaches to drug prescriptions between physicians (ie, strict adherence to guidelines or a more permissive or individual approach, as well as from economic restrictions).

This tropism is related to the presence of a cytokine microenvironment which is more permissive and chemoattractive for their incorporation, which provides a guideline to understand how to control the interaction of the host tissue with the implanted engineered tissue.

While adoptive forfeitures amount to just a small percentage of the annual multi-billion dollar forfeiture haul, they've come under harsh criticism for allowing local authorities to sidestep state guidelines and instead take cash and property under much more permissive federal rules.

Security was more permissive.

That was a more permissive time.

But generally the Islam practiced here is far more permissive.

We could be much more permissive about that.

Britain and Belgium are more permissive; Germany and Italy have stricter regulations.

(The British are now said to be more permissive).

Oliver Kamm, a Times leader writer and columnist, is more permissive.

But the clear trend is toward being more permissive.